Ray-o-Lite © 1939 Seeburg.
Chicken Sam, the lively target in the Range, starts running across the field of action when the player deposits his coin. If a direct hit is made by the plyer, Chicken Sam turns around and runs in the other direction and the hit is registered at the top of the cabinet in lights.
Many conversion kits was available for this game, in alphabetic order :
"Buy Defence Bonds and Stamps (Harold W. Thompson)"
"Hit the Siamese Rats (Harold W. Thompson)"
"Jail Bird (Harold W. Thompson)"
"Kill the Jap (Harold W. Thompson)"
"Shoot the Bartender (Harold W. Thompson)"
"Shoot The Wolf (Harold W. Thompson)"
"The Black Boiler (Harold W. Thompson)"
"Trap the Jap (Mike Munves)"
If the target is hit 10 consecutive times, the player may continue with 10 extra shots, free!
1. Ray-o-Lite (1939)
2. Super Ray-o-Lite Rifle Range (1940)
Machine's picture.
The Coin Machine Journal - January 1940 issue
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